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Between this 2008 Weber One Touch Gold and the Smokey Joe Silver I cooked at least 6 times a week all spring/summer/fall of 2015. They were both long overdue for a thorough cleaning and restoration. The good thing about Weber kettles is that their finish is so durable, even the worst crud build up and nastiest looking grills can be restored with a little elbow grease and a few inexpensive supplies.
Following the guides from The Weber Kettle Club I picked up a cheap razor scraper that came with 10 extra razor blades and some extra fine #0000 steel wool. A small flathead screwdriver helped get bits of gunk out of some tiny tough spots.
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Good Morning Gloucester 
Just like the classic vehicle restoral actions take that TLC and a lot of work! Pops had a 1934 Ford Pick-up I bet he wished he never sold but parts were hard to get – but talk about an easy truck to work on 4 on the floor the only trouble is it would kick out of “second gear” so had to hold it in place. 🙂 Dave
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